Category : Black Owned Newspapers And Blogs

- 8 months ago

From Valor to Service: Adrian’s journey

By V.S. Santoni  Adrian Davis, a Memphis firefighter with unwavering courage and dedication, demonstrated extraordinary valor on September 25, 2021. That fateful day, he and his colleagues responded to a motor vehicle crash on I-240 at Union Aven...

- 8 months ago

SCOTUS allows Texas to enforce immigration law

By Lawrence Hurley WASHINGTON, DC — The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that it will allow Texas to enforce for now a contentious new law that gives local police the power to arrest migrants. The conservative-majority court, with three liberal jus...

- 8 months ago

Democrats Say Biden Privately Fuming Over Trump

The following article, Democrats Say Biden Privately Fuming Over Trump, was first published on The Black Sphere. Biden didn’t actually have to fight in 2020. So now he’s angry about actually fighting in his campaign against Trump and gett...

- 8 months ago

Welding’s glass ceiling has been shattered

By V.S. Santoni Leah Zuercher, a force hailing from the heartland of Celina, has defied conventions and forged her path in the welding industry, challenging stereotypes and breaking barriers along the way. Zuercher’s journey into welding comme...

- 8 months ago

A flight with Cornelia Clark Fort

By Charlotte Fontaine NASHVILLE, TN — Cornelia Fort Airpark is a fairly popular spot for picnics, walks, biking, and relaxing on a pretty spring or summer day. Located towards East Nashville, the sprawling former runways work nicely as exercise p...

- 8 months ago

Being a woman in 2024

By Charlotte Fontaine NASHVILLE, TN — Being a woman is simultaneously difficult and easy as smooth, hot honey running down a sore throat. Beyond the production of physical and mental upkeep, balancing a job, familial and romantic relationships, a...

- 8 months ago

Tennessee Supreme Court abolishes long-standing rule

By Ivan Sanchez& NASHVILLE, TN — In a landmark decision, the Tennessee Supreme Court abolished a long-standing legal principle known as the accomplice-corroboration rule, which required testimony from a criminal defendant’s accomplice to be...

- 8 months ago

Righting the wrong of the past

By Vivian Shipe Ben Bentley, executive director for KCDC, spoke proudly of the changes to come to East Knoxville. Photo by Vivian Shipe KNOXVILLE, TN — Under the watchful eye of the massive statue of Alex Haley, Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon...

- 8 months ago

Paws Angels act as saviors to homeless animals

By Logan Langlois NASHVILLE, TN — In the wake of an economic downturn during which the price of care for pets is skyrocketing, Nashvillian non-profit Paws Angels Dog Rescue continues to call out to its army of volunteers to give as many animals a...

- 8 months ago

Colleagues bid farewell to student leader

By Reginald Stuart WASHINGTON, DC — John J. Britton, a Nashville native who graduated from Pearl High School in 1954 and went on to earn a variety of assignments in the news industry and served as public relations spokesman and executive assistan...

- 8 months ago

‘Jewels’ experience a special historical treat

Lynn Jolly, architect and Specifications Specialist, left, and Gloria McKissack, Nashville Chapter of Les Gemmes, Inc. charter member and historian for the McKissack Home. NASHVILLE, TN — The Nashville Chapter of Les Gemmes, provided a special edu...